indie underrated

Autumn Luz offers a striking cinematic portrait of her artistry in the single for her song Cobalt. You can sense the deep connection between the artist and her music through the introspective images and carefully shot locations. The cinematography is elegantly, sharp and high definition. Check it out

There’s something very charming about It’ll Probably Be Fine, the new single and video from Heart Sauce. Oh, embracing the perils of the moon man is a clever idea and adding some cheeky costumery only adds to the allure. We think she saw him, no matter how you swing it, and paired with this video you can’t deny it’s a good time too.

We’ve got a hunch you’ll have a hard time looking away from Trust The Feeling, the new video from Tessa Rae. The smart emerging indie pop artist knows she’s got it so why bother with a big narrative? This ones about star power with a little noir class to place a vintage finger on her aesthetic.

In sight and sound Twin Temple stay true to their aesthetic. The video for their song Doomed Lovers is a majestic stylistic throwback. Their dark retro sixties vibe offers the perfect soundtrack for your prom theme party.

Exotic and blissful. Two words that describe Amakiya. The video for her new single Magical Mystical Maybe only amplifies the association. This is the vibe of the gypsy troupe you’re hoping to join at Burning Man. When you’re Amakiya, life is creatively good. We love her colorful demeanor. Stay positive, babe!

Jasmin Stone does a good job of mixing some real footage with some AI animation footage and we’re not that mad about it. She’s riffing on some stop motion Barbie animation and we think its probably the kind of AI that’s been around for a bit now. It definitely suits the dreamy aura of the song. Get lost in it

Jasmin Stone – Love Me Hurt Me